Analysis is made of available data to define and categorize those hydrodynamic problems associated with various speeds of operation in seaway; it is found that seakeeping behavior at speed-length ratios less than 2.50 is distinctly different than behavior at larger speed-length ratios; analysis considers rough-water resistance increment, pitch-and-heave motions, and impact accelerations for both speed regions in head and following seas; effect of hull trim and hull section form on these rough-water hydrodynamic characteristics is discussed.
On seakeeping of planing hulls
Mar Technology
Marine Technology ; 5 , n 2
1968
11 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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